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I don't even know what you're talking about, so i guess people haven't really been hearing about it.
What community? |
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It's ummm, kind of a rhetorical question Steve. We never do hear about the results of his
"organizing". Don't you think they would be trumpeting them from the highest mountain top if there
were any.
PUT THIS IN THE WRONG PLACE. |
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I am interested to know. How about you do some research first and then start a discussion so we have
something to talk about. |
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Obama’s professional colleagues, people like Jerry Kellman, believe his lasting accomplishment was
to build an organization, the Developing Communities Project, that survived his departure. Today,
DCP still exists, run out of a small Methodist church building on 95th Street, working on
after-school programs, drug prevention, and voter registration. It has become, much more than it was
when Obama was there, a grant-getting institution; according to tax records, about three-quarters of
its funding comes from government grants, with the rest from liberal foundations like the Woods
Fund, on whose board Obama sat from 1993 to 2002. |
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Jesus Christ was a community organizer.
Pontius Pilate was a Governor.
Any questions? |
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